Dave Asprey
speaker
17,208 appearances
48 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 14 Aug
Dave Asprey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Picture a molecule so unusual scientists had to invent a new word for it.
Something that was invented back in the 60s, but no one knew about it.
While this molecule
Got me through my career in Silicon Valley and through Wharton Business School, even though no one else was using it.
It's not a sedative, it's not a classic stimulant, it doesn't flood your dopamine, it doesn't increase your heart rate, and it seems to subtly change how your brain learns and how it adapts and how it recovers.
It's neuroprotective even.
And that molecule is called paracetam.
It is the original.
Original nootropic, and it is the single molecule that launched the smart drug movement.
Sixty years later.
People still take it, including me, for memory, for focus, for creativity, and for mental endurance.
And there's a really weird paradox.
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